The Bidford is a 4-bedroom home that features an open-plan kitchen and dining area, a separate living room, a study and an en suite to bedroom 1.

On the ground floor, fitted units in the kitchen are complemented by worktops with matching upstands, as well as a built-in fridge freezer, stainless steel oven, gas hob and chimney hood.

Access to the garden is via double doors in the dining area, while the utility area adjacent to the kitchen also has its own outdoor access and includes space for a washing machine.

The living room features a bay window overlooking the garden. A study, located towards the front of the property, a cloakroom and a hall cupboard complete this level.

On the first floor, the master bedroom benefits from an en suite with thermostatic shower, while the remaining bedrooms share the family bathroom. Both bathrooms are furnished with contemporary sanitaryware, chrome-finish brassware and tiling to the walls.

With so many mortgages to choose from, the best way of finding the most competitive rate for you, is to speak with a mortgage broker to get the best possible advice to suit your own personal circumstances.

Our Sales Advisors can arrange for you to speak with one of our nominated mortgage brokers, who specialise in new build mortgage products and have access to exclusive products that are not available on the high street.

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Typical Interest Rates

Lenders review their products on a regular basis. However, to give you some very rough guidance, if you are a buyer with 30% deposit, rates range from 2% - 3%. If you have 20% deposit, rates range from 2.95% - 4% and if you have up to 10% deposit, rates range from 4.19% to 4.39%.

It is recommended that Help to Buy purchasers consult a mortgage broker or lender directly for information regarding the latest interest rates available.

*An Interest Only mortgage must be backed by an adequate investment vehicle (e.g. Endowments, ISA, Pension etc.) to ensure that the mortgage debt is repaid at the end of the mortgage.